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冉 [rǎn]
1. Edge of tortoise-shell.
龟壳的边缘 ([En.] edge of tortoise-shell)
2. Surname.
姓 ([En.] surname)
3. (形) A. Soft, drooping as in hair or branches; for example, "willow branches droop."
毛、枝条等柔软下垂;如“柳枝~~” ([En.] tenderly)
B. Gradually; for example, "the moon rises slowly."
慢慢地,如“月亮~~升起”。 ([En.] gradually)
4. (形) Original meaning: The appearance of soft and drooping hair.
【本义】:毛柔弱下垂的样子
5. Word formation: Pictographic.
【造字法】:象形。
6. Synonyms: 1. Same as the original meaning ([En.] tenderly)
同本义 ([En.] tenderly)
7. Gradually, progressive. Commonly used as "冉冉."
逐渐,渐进。常作“冉冉” ([En.] gradually)
8. Example from literature:
- 《离骚》: "Old gradually approaches." Note: "appearance of movement."
《离骚》:老冉冉其将至兮。 注:“行貌。”
- 《广雅》: "冉 within, to move." Again, 冉冉 means to proceed.
《广雅》:冉内,行也。又冉冉,进也。
9. Examples:
For instance:
- 冉冉悠悠 (movement appears slow and ambiguous)
- 冉冉缠缠 (slowly and deliberately)
- 冉内趋 (referring to political advancement)
10. Examples of surname usage:
Such as: 冉魏 (a state name during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, where the ruler 冉闵 established a regime known as Wei, later conquered by the Former Yan); 冉求, 冉雍, 冉伯牛 (students of Confucius from the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn period).
如:冉魏(国名(350—352)东晋冉闵篡后赵自立,国号魏,史称冉魏。后为前燕所灭);冉求、冉雍、冉伯牛(春秋鲁人。都为孔子弟子)
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